broughtr>)
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1.b> 1) (, ); bring me a cup [some water], please! , [] !
2) (, ); bring your friend with you next time you come , ; what brings you here today? ?
3) (); ; , ; what answer have you brought us? ? he brought his wife a handsome present from town ; to bring to market ; a shriek brought him to the door ; to bring a criminal to justice .i> , ;
2.b> (); this sad news brought tears to her eyes ; the words brought a blush to her cheeks ; the sight of her brought a smile to his face i> ; spring brings warm weather ;
3.b> (to) i> (), ; to bring the score to ... .i> ...; to bring water to the boil ; he will bring it to profit ; to bring to ruin ) (), ; ) ; to bring smb. to disgrace / , ; to bring to an end / to a close / , , ;
4.b> 1) / (), ; to bring into action ) ; ) ;
2) (), ; to bring into vogue / fashion / / ;
5.b> (.i> in) , i> ..i> (, ); the goods brought low prices , ; his literary work brings him but a small income ; how much did your fruit crop bring last year? ? used cars brought a good price in summer ; money does not always bring happiness ;
6.b> .i> ( ), ;
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1) i> (); to bring a legal action against smb. ;
2) (), (, , i>); to bring charges against smb. ;
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1.b> to bring smb.i> to do smth.i>b> (), , , ; ; I wish I could bring you to see my point ; I cannot bring myself to believe it , ; I wish I could bring you to see the wisdom of my plan ; I can't bring myself to take strong action , ;
2.b> 1) to bring smth., smb.i> into / to / a statei>b> , () i> ; to bring into accord i> ; to bring into step ) ; ) .i> ; to bring into discredit , ; to bring into comparison ( i>); to bring into production .i> , ; to bring to a gallop , (i>); to bring to terms ; to bring smb. to his senses ; the feeling of coldness brought him to himself ;
2) to bring smth.i> to a stand / a halt, etc /i>b> (), ; to bring a motor car to a halt ; the train was brought to a standstill ;
to bringb> aboutb> 1) (); what brought about this quarrel? ? ? it may bring about a change of the Cabinet , ; to bring about big changes ;
2) () / ( ..i>); if the wind changes, you'll have to bring the boat about (around) , ;
to bring aroundb> .i> = to bring round;
to bringb> backb> 1) (), ; all library books must be brought back before June 20 20 ; they want to bring back hanging as a punishment , ;
2) (), , (.i> to bring back to memory); his story brought back our happy childhood ;
to bringb> downb> 1) (); the scandal may bring down the government / ;
2) (); ; the wind brought down a number of trees ;
3) (), ( ..i>); to bring down the score .i> ;
4) i> ..i> i> ();
5) i> ();
6) () i> (i>); , (i>);
7) : to bring down fire on .i> i> ;
8) .i> i> (), , ( i>); forward was brought down in the box ;
9) (on) (); to bring down anger on oneself / ;
10) , ..i> () / ;
11) .i> i> (), ; ; ;
12) .i> (), ;
to bringb> forthb> 1) (); ; the inclement weather brought forth a host of diseases ;
2) (); ;
3) () i>; , , ; to bring forth young ( i>);
to bring forwardb> 1) (), ; the date of the meeting has been brought forward by two weeks i> ;
2) i> (), ; the matter was brought forward at the meeting ; can you bring forward any proofs of what you say? ?
3) i> () .i>;
to bringb> inb> 1) i> () i> ; a specialist was brought in to set up the new computer system ;
2) ();
3) (), ; to bring in customs - ; to bring in a new style of dress ; to bring in a new law ;
4) i> (), ; to bring in a bill i>;
5) ,i> i> ();
6) (), , ;
7) .i> i>, i> (); to bring smb. in guilty ;
to bringb> offb> i> () / / ; they brought off the passengers of the wrecked ship ; did you bring it off? ?
to bringb> onb> 1) (); i> ; the cold weather brought on many attacks of flu ; diarrhoea is often brought on by drinking dirty water ;
2) i> (), ;
3) : he has brought all that trouble on himself , ;
4) .i> (), ;
to bringb> outb> 1) i> ..i> (), , ;
2) (), , , ; he brought out all his skill / / ;
3) i> ();
4) i> () / , ; Alice was doing her best to bring Tom out , ;
5) (), i> / ; the spectacle brought out a crowd ;
6) i> ();
7) i> ();
8) .i> ();
to bring overb> 1) (), ; ; you cannot bring me over by such arguments ;
2) ();
to bringb> roundb> 1) (), ; the doctor soon brought her round ;
2) (), , ; with some difficulty I brought him round to my way of thinking , ;
3) i> () / ;
4) (), ; ; the goods were brought round early this morning / ;
to bringb> throughb> 1) / ();
2) ();
3) (); ; I am sure the doctor will bring him through , / ;
to bringb> tob> 1) = to bring round 1);
2) .i> (; ) / ;
to bring togetherb> () i>;
to bringb> underb> 1) (); the firemen soon brought the fire under control ; those who oppose our wishes will be brought under , , ;
2) , ..i> ();
to bringb> upb> 1) (); ; she has brought up four children ;
2) i> (), ; i> ; the matter was brought up in the committee ;
3) (); ; to bring up the score .i> ;
4) (); his remark brought me up short ;
5) .i> ();
6) (), ;
7) (), ;
8) ,i> i> ();
9) .i> ();
10) .i> i> (); i> / ;
tob> bring to accountb> (), - ; tob> bring to bookb> i>. book Ir> ; tob> bring to lightb> , , / [.i> .i> light Ir> 1 3)]; tob> bring to naughtb> ) (), , ; ) (), , , ; tob> bring to the hammerb> , ; tob> bring to a headb> .i> head Ir> II 5 2); tob> bring to bayb> .i> bay Ir> ; tob> bring to grassb> .i> () / ; tob> bring into beingb> (); tobring into life / into the world /b> (), , ; tob> bring into lineb> ) (); ) ; ; tob> bring into playb> (), , ; tob> bring light into smth.b> () / , ; tob> bring on the strengthb> .i> (); tob> bring up to dateb> .i> date Ir> ; tob> bring lowb> ) i> / (); ) ; ; tob> bring to bearb> / / ; to bring influence to bear on i> ; to bring pressure to bear upon smb. / ; tob> bring to passb> i> ; tob> bring down the houseb> i> / i> / i> ; tob> bring the water to smb.'s mouthb> ; tob> bring home to smb.b> / ; ; tob> bring in by head and shouldersb> (, ..i>); tob> bring smb. back / down / to earthb> ; (), ; tob> bring smb. to his wit's endb> / ; / ; tob> bring oil to the fireb> ; tob> bring one's eggs to a bad / a wrong / marketb> (), ; , ; tob> bring one's eggs to a fair / a fine / marketb> .i> = to bring one's eggs to a bad / a wrong / market.
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